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Wordle #1863

Wordle Hints and Answer for Sunday, July 26, 2026

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Today's puzzle is rated Easy difficulty, so most players find this one straightforward. The answer is a noun with 2 vowels and uses very common letters.

Difficulty: Easy
noun

Letter Facts

Vowels
2
Consonants
3
Repeats
No
Letters
Very Common

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Recommended Starting Words

CRANEPRIDEGREAT

Hints

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Starting Hint

This word is connected to food and nature, specifically something that grows.

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Getting Warmer

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Getting Warmer

You might find this growing on a vine in a vineyard, often associated with warm climates like California or France.

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Letter Clue

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Letter Clue

The word begins with the letter G.

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Stronger Hint

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Stronger Hint

This small fruit can be green, red, or purple, and is the key ingredient in making wine and raisins.

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Rhyming Clue

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Rhyming Clue

This word rhymes with crepe, the thin French pancake.

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Final Clue

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Final Clue

This word starts with G and ends with E, and you might eat a bunch of them as a healthy snack.

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Answer

GRAPE

This word refers to a small, juicy berry that grows in clusters on woody vines of the genus Vitis. These fruits have been cultivated for thousands of years, dating back to ancient civilizations in the Middle East. They are used to produce wine, juice, jelly, and dried into raisins and currants.

Strategy Tip

Words with common letter combinations like GR at the start are frequent in English. If you suspect a word begins with a consonant blend, try words with common pairings like GR, TR, or ST to quickly confirm or eliminate those patterns.